In this episode of Ask PerfBytes, Mark Tomlinson joins me answer the question, "How do I retrain my service virtualization?"

In this episode, Leandro Melendez, aka Señor Performo, helps me answer the question:
How can I size a physical environment from a cloud elastic instance?

All too often, a performance engineer finds there are no performance oriented criteria in a sprint. In this episode, we discuss how to get developers to include performance into their user stories and acceptance criteria.

In the last episode of Ask PerfBytes, Henrik Rexed (@Hrexed) and Brian Wilson (@emperorwilson) talked about integrating load and monitoring tools by leveraging their APIs. In this episode, they answer the question of how to leverage all of the great data the monitoring tools capture to create better load tests.

These days, most tools have ways to integrate into other tools. What are some good ways to integrate your load tools with your monitoring tools? Henrik Rexed (@Hrexed), Performance Testing Advocate at Neotys, joins Brian Wilson (@emperorwilson) to discuss different approaches for integrating these tools

The move from monolithic applications in the private data-center to micro-services in public or even private clouds brings with it a whole new set of considerations when testing. Brian Wilson (@emperorwilson) and special guest Andi Grabner (@grabnerandi) discuss new approaches in testing and monitoring in the cloud as well as a few special considerations you might want to consider when setting up those tests.

Is this finally an example of a stupid question or did we make this a learning moment? Find out in this episode of AskPerfBytes

If you are confused about the difference between a false negative and a false positive, you're not alone. Join us as we answer the question as to what's the difference.

In the first episode of AskPerfBytes, we answer the question of when and when not to ramp-up your traffic in a load test.